The updated guide (with a substantial revision of the route from A Coruna) has now been posted by the Confraternity and is available here: http://www.csj.org.uk/guides-online.htm
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gyro
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Dear John,JohnnieWalker said:
This is to thank you for your continued support to all the rest of us, as we slog across the Iberian peninsula day after day.
This time next week, I will be in Ferrol, off on another Galician lumber, and I have the updated version of the guide. If I spot any 2011 developments or changes, I will let you know.
And thanks again
Gyro
methodist.pilgrim.98
R.I.P 2013
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- Francés (2004.SJPP-SdC-Finisterre)(1998-2012 completed in sections). Norte (2006.122km) Inglés (2009)
John,
As you know I walked the Camino Inglés in 2009 using the 2009 guide. Without it I would have been stuffed. Thank you for your continual commitment to keeping it updated.
To those who visit this thread may I recommend that you walk Ferrol to Santiago (which is rewarded by a Compostela) and then catch the bus to A Coruna (it is much closer to the start point than the train station) and then walk back to Santiago again (alas no Compostella as it is not quite a 100km).
If you have not got quite enough time you can break off at the meeting point of Hospital de Bruma and get a bus back from... oh I forget but John will tell us. :lol:
As you know I walked the Camino Inglés in 2009 using the 2009 guide. Without it I would have been stuffed. Thank you for your continual commitment to keeping it updated.
To those who visit this thread may I recommend that you walk Ferrol to Santiago (which is rewarded by a Compostela) and then catch the bus to A Coruna (it is much closer to the start point than the train station) and then walk back to Santiago again (alas no Compostella as it is not quite a 100km).
If you have not got quite enough time you can break off at the meeting point of Hospital de Bruma and get a bus back from... oh I forget but John will tell us. :lol:
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Meson do Vento!
methodist.pilgrim.98
R.I.P 2013
- Time of past OR future Camino
- Francés (2004.SJPP-SdC-Finisterre)(1998-2012 completed in sections). Norte (2006.122km) Inglés (2009)
Ta, John.
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